“While we can understand people get frustrated when they see drivers doing the wrong thing, there is a better way of dealing with those situations.

“We would be recommending our members to go and report these things through the police traffic watch line, which deals with precisely these sort of issues.”

He said people have a right for their privacy to be protected.

“What this highlights is that everybody sees our actions, and while we think we can do the wrong thing and get away with it, somebody will certainly be seeing what we are doing,” Mr Mountain said.

“Shaming is one thing, but it doesn’t necessarily solve the problem.
“If the driving is reckless and dangerous enough, then really it should be followed up with the police who have the power and capacity to deal with these things appropriately.”